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Worlds revealed at McFarlin Library in “From Beyond the Unknown”
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Worlds revealed at McFarlin Library in “From Beyond the Unknown”

on 16 April 2018

McFarlin’s Special Collections dazzles with its latest exhibit on science fiction, which offers a glimpse into the genre’s fun and…

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Mabee Week drag show a definite hit
photos by Conner Maggio
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Mabee Week drag show a definite hit

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TU Theater Department brings Sam Shepard to life
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TU Theater Department brings Sam Shepard to life

on 16 April 2018

A double feature of one-act plays by prolific playwright Sam Shepard was something new and enjoyable. A tragic love story…

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New ideas displayed at Tulsa Ballet’s Studio K
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New ideas displayed at Tulsa Ballet’s Studio K

on 16 April 201817 April 2018

“Tulsa Ballet II Emerging Choreographers Showcase” provides a space for new choreographers. At its heart, dance tells a story. This…

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A hidden TU gem: the greenhouse is in bloom
The variety of plants growing in TU’s greenhouse make the top of Oliphant Hall look like a jungle. photos by Hannah Kloppenburg
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A hidden TU gem: the greenhouse is in bloom

on 16 April 201817 April 2018

Though the weather outside may not be up to scratch just yet, it’s certainly springtime in TU’s greenhouse. The greenhouse,…

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Heller Theatre puts on triple feature
Highlights of the night included Denny, played by Steve Barker, finding himself surrounded by beer cans. Cons included indulgence in the banana slip trope. Photos by Brennen Gray
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Heller Theatre puts on triple feature

on 9 April 2018

The Nightingale Theater hosted three plays from local playwrights, with mixed results. Local theatre fans have something to cheer about…

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Heartland Gaming Expo improves on past iterations
Attendance was up this year at the Heartland Gaming Expo along with a greater variety of booths, including Digico. Photos by Conner Maggio
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Heartland Gaming Expo improves on past iterations

on 9 April 2018

This year’s Expo predominantly featured VR setups and video games in development. Heartland Gaming Expo continued to gather game developers…

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Gussman Exhibition shines light on student art
Ronda Kasl faced the task of narrowing down the 300 works submitted to the about 100 now on display in the gallery. Photos by Emma Palmer
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Gussman Exhibition shines light on student art

on 9 April 2018

In the art department’s biggest annual event, students showcase talent in a variety of mediums. TU students needn’t travel to…

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First Friday succeeds despite inclement weather
Julie Peppito’s work blends 2D and children’s toys in “Nature, Fashion & War." Photos by Madison Connell
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First Friday succeeds despite inclement weather

on 9 April 2018

On the first Friday of every month, the Tulsa Arts District comes to life with a slew of new galleries.…

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TU Indigenous Society hosts kaleidoscopic Pow Wow
Native American culture continues to thrive in Oklahoma. Citizens of 562 federally recognized tribes hold dual citizenship in the U.S. Photos by Kayleigh Thesenvitz
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TU Indigenous Society hosts kaleidoscopic Pow Wow

on 2 April 2018

President Clancy intends to replicate the energetic experience in future years. TU’s pulse pounded Saturday night in the Reynolds Center…

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